Now what: Management now expects Q1 revenue of $78.7 million-$78.8 million, and a full-year top line of $330 million, versus the consensus of $77.34 million and $323.38 million, respectively. According to CEO Gail Goodman:

In the coming weeks, we will be rolling out significantly enhanced bundles that combine products and capabilities to deliver a more powerful experience for our customers. This is an exciting milestone in our evolution from an email marketing company to a robust marketing platform for small businesses. We expect this will drive higher average revenue per user (ARPU) and improved customer retention rates, while driving a meaningful acceleration of revenue growth in 2014 and beyond.

Of course, with the stock now up about 140% over its 52-week lows, and trading at a 25-ish forward P/E, I'd wait for a wider margin of safety before buying into that growth.